If the lag is a skill shot, there's a better way

It just feels like I’m getting trolled, probably am.

Changes in the lag, to whatever you desire, will not level the skill playing field. The better player will still demonstrate superior aptitude. Again, you’re using a false premise and now you’ve thrown in a false assumption that pros don’t practice the lag shot. I’m sure some don’t, but I’m sure there are many that do. In a race to 3 one hole match, winning the lag is a huge advantage.

“Legends of the Cue” Podcast Has Been Launched

Allison Fisher, Mark Wilson and Mike Gonzalez have launched their new pool history podcast called “Legends of the Cue”. Allison’s story has been released and the rest of Mark’s interview will drop at midnight. Upcoming guests include Nick Varner, LoreeJon Ogonowski-Brown, Mike Massey, John Schmidt, Billy Incardona, Mika Immonen, Jeanette Lee, Jim Rempe and many more. Check out our “Legends of the Cue” website where you can listen to all of our interviews!

https://www.legendsofthecue.com/welcome-to-legends-of-the-cue/

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“Legends of the Cue” Podcast Has Been Launched

Allison Fisher, Mark Wilson and Mike Gonzalez have launched their new pool history podcast called “Legends of the Cue”. Allison’s story has been released and the rest of Mark’s interview will drop at midnight. Upcoming guests include Nick Varner, LoreeJon Ogonowski-Brown, Mike Massey, John Schmidt, Billy Incardona, Mika Immonen, Jeanette Lee, Jim Rempe and many more. Check out our “Legends of the Cue” website where you can listen to all of our interviews!

https://www.legendsofthecue.com/welcome-to-legends-of-the-cue/

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SJM at the Matchroom Florida Open

I omitted that there was a junior event and some of them could really shoot straight. The final featured Florida's own Sofia Mast against an impressive 14-year old named Hayden Ernst. It was Ernst getting to the finish line in a hotly contested final.

Thanks as always to Matchroom for staging a junior event. Matchroom is serious in its support of young emerging players, and their efforts are greatly appreciated.

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